Bring cornstarch to the beach to get wet sand off your feet.

Healthier than using baby powder (due to carcinogens) and dries instantly.

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Prevent yourself from slipping in the snow by putting your socks over your shoes.

Prevent yourself from slipping in the snow by putting your socks over your shoes.

Prevent yourself from slipping in the snow by putting your socks over your shoes.
Keep matches dry by dipping the tips in wax and scraping it off as you need them.

Keep matches dry by dipping the tips in wax and scraping it off as you need them.

Keep matches dry by dipping the tips in wax and scraping it off as you need them.
When camping, measure and package all ingredients for each meal in advance.

When camping, measure and package all ingredients for each meal in advance.

When camping, measure and package all ingredients for each meal in advance.
When hiking in an area with a high tick prevalence, wear light colored clothing.

When hiking in an area with a high tick prevalence, wear light colored clothing.

When hiking in an area with a high tick prevalence, wear light colored clothing.
Bring dryer lint to use as a fire-starter.

Bring dryer lint to use as a fire-starter.

Bring dryer lint to use as a fire-starter.
Use trick candles to help start a campfire.

Use trick candles to help start a campfire.

Use trick candles to help start a campfire.
If you're going hiking, download and print (or buy) a topographical map of the area.

If you're going hiking, download and print (or buy) a topographical map of the area.

If you're going hiking, download and print (or buy) a topographical map of the area.
Learn and how to use a firearm.

Learn and how to use a firearm.

Learn and how to use a firearm.
If you get lost somewhere, always retrace your steps instead of going further into the unknown.

If you get lost somewhere, always retrace your steps instead of going further into the unknown.

If you get lost somewhere, always retrace your steps instead of going further into the unknown.
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